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Lewis S

9:29

24.49

Mr Warbrick

9:29

This one! Well done :)

Olly

9:31

I’m struggling on 26

Mr Warbrick

9:31

Okay, this is basically a 'trial and error' question. It's easy to spot which numbers could fit in there. But you've got to go through each of them and find any where the 3 digits add together to make 13

Mr Warbrick

9:32

For example, 6.21 would fit in the gap and all the digits are different but, the sum of the digits is 9 so it's not correct

Olly

9:33

Thanks

Kacie

9:37

Hi how are you guys

Mr Warbrick

9:37

Good morning Kacie, hope you're well?

Kacie

9:37

Yes I am well

Olivia

9:38

I am stuck on Question 14

Mr Warbrick

9:38

My screen is showing that you got it correct?

Olivia

9:38

Is it?

Mr Warbrick

9:38

No, Olivia, my mistake! That's Q13!

9:39

Q14 is fairly straight forward - what's missing from the calculation to make 3.791? The 3, 0.7, 0.09 are there...

Kacie

9:39

I have just finished joe wicks

Mr Warbrick

9:39

Great - your brain should be ready for a workout too now!

Olivia

9:40

Ohhhh yeah

Kacie

9:40

yes it it is

Mr Warbrick

9:40

Great. Get yourself logged onto LbQ and get started :)

curtis

9:40

I don't get question 22

Mr Warbrick

9:41

Q22 is a rounding question. What's the largest number with 2 decimal places that would round to 24cm

Mr Warbrick

9:42

For example, 23.95 would round to 24cm, but it's not the biggest number. 24.63 is a bigger number but would round up to 25cm so it's not that either

Kacie

9:42

i can’t find lbq

Mr Warbrick

9:42

The link above the chat Kacie

Lewis S

9:42

im stuck on28

Mr Warbrick

9:42

Okay Lewis - start with 10 laps of track 2, what would that equal?

Mr Warbrick

9:44

Well done to Oscar who has completed today's task :)

Lewis S

9:44

3520

Mr Warbrick

9:44

Good! And what would 100 laps of track 4 be?

Lewis S

9:45

4100.8

Mr Warbrick

9:45

Not quite, the 8 needs to shift as well as the 41

Lewis S

9:46

4108

Mr Warbrick

9:46

All the digits shift together, so the 8 should stay 'next to' the 1

Lewis S

9:47

41800

Mr Warbrick

9:47

Closer, but too big this time! It would be 4180. So you have 4180 + 3520 =

Mr Warbrick

9:47

And then convert that to km for your answer

curtis

9:47

please can I have the answer for Q22 please I have done it loads of times

Mr Warbrick

9:48

Okay, would 24.50 round to 24cm or 25cm?

Kacie

9:48

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